BLACKBALL NOTES

Greymouth Evening Star, 10 July 1937, Page 14

BLACKBALL NOTES

[Ol R OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

Great enthusiasm was displayed in the Miners’ Hall. last, evening when a large attendance was present to xsit ness the Blackball School boxing; oinnament. in aid of j The headmaster (Mr. A. Allan) anc . staff had devoted considerable time : to, the tuition of the children, and then, efforts were greatly appreciated. 1 J. Beban was referee for tl,e box, " s | bouts, the judges being Messrs R. Duran and J. Driscoll. Mr. H. D’ ancb ' field refereed the wrestling bouts. Results were as follows: Boxing:—Bill Doyle drew with R. Lowry: N. Haisty defeated A. Cowan; M. Coleman drew wjth L. Robinson, ]•'. Fisher defeated J. Pugh; Jim Pugh defeated L. McNicol: 11. McDougall drew with T. Davies; A. Hampton drew with J. Anderson; C. McGougan defeated S. Harden; B. Allen t.k.o.’d B. Campbell: I. McClure defeated J. Meikle; D. Jeanison drew with B. Davies; A. Brown defeated E. Cloghorn; B. Park defeated L. Hayes; A. Schafer drew with C. Lewis; B. Walker defeated Ted Lewis: G. James beat T. Feilding; Tom Rarity defeated D. Patterson; Ron Hays drew with Tom Gibson; Stuart Kerr defeated Les. Kerr: A. Harden defeated J. Mountford: J. Lee defeated XV. Moore; A. Hogg defeated N. Boag; G. Rae defeated S. Day; A. Penman tik.o.’d E. Maguidan: Dornan Walsh defeated R. Smith; J. McGuire defeated Jack McDonald: D. O’Callaghan defeated T. Dillon; A. Dillon defeated J. Gibson; W. Kirk drew with V. Heyward; K. Mountford defeated A. Jamieson; A. Dowden defeated Ern Day; Si. Lewis defeated C. Schaefer; J. McVicar defeated R. Maguigan; I. McGougan defeated R. McLuskie. In an exhibition bout, XV. Mountford and K. Mountford drew.

Wrestling: Balderstone defeated Naylor. by one fall. Reynolds defeated Lester, by one fall. Lowry drew with Carson.

The fortnightly Ingleside was held in the Oddfellows’ Hall, last evening, there being a large attendance. Mr. Guy Walker, of the Blackball Post Office staff, has been granted a month’s sick leave, and his duties are being carried out by Mr. XV. Davies. Mr. T. McKeown left, by last evening’s railcar, for Christchurch. Mr. and Mrs. R. Allan will leave, on Monday, for Christchurch, where Mr. Allan will attend the Educational Con ference. Air. J. Haisty left, to-day, on return to Christchurch. Mr. A. Howden, who has been an , inmate of the Grey Hospital, with a broken ankle, has returned home.